New Jersey approves all electronic tolls for Garden State Parkway and Jersey Turnpike
New Jersey has approved all electronic tolls for the Garden State Parkway and Jersey Turnpike.
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Sep 28, 2022, 9:54 AM
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Updated 997 days ago
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14h agoNew Jersey has approved all electronic tolls for the Garden State Parkway and Jersey Turnpike.
The parkway is going completely cashless, while the turnpike could have both options.
Over $900 million will go toward the tolls.
Officials say installing them may take three to four years.
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